The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
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Clothes }4t Senden's. j9tf
PerfecsbxhaBj3hnfe stoves at senden's. Off
Cheap bofFr6nsnd parlor suits at H. 4 F.
WinkIerS. ap30tf
rwsasss " whisky at 81 so Der gallon a
Sily~ertn2niSsS apr16tf
Tryt15 m21tf
~ n(ksf will deliver fresh bread and
rolHG AHdESArt Of the city. j1stf
3eyuAsasant genuine and pure whIsktes
call at Silverman's. apr1etf
T7lH6SQte goods will be sold at cost for the
kBueDhpty days at q. Wilker's. julw2
b sQ1QF1rginIa and Tennessee Apple Bran
6a3fHt2 so per gallon at sllverman's, If
fusqn 4 pstagno pays cash for empty beer and
16xv{food bottles. ANY quantity. julyst2
Shiloh's cstarrh remedy, Il positive cure for
c~atarrh, diptheria and canker mouth. For
sale by Caples jane4eowly
Beautiful French sateeus, Batistes and
French chambeys in solors with edges to
match, at Ahrens'. mayl4tf
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg.
ularly from the carrier will grestiy oblige US
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
Smith Il Bolton are showing fifty different
designs in silk umbrellas with ebony rose
wood and bamboo sticks, gold, silver and
agate lips. Price % 10 80. api3o'f
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss OF appetite, y,l-
| low skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer ID a positive
cure. For sale by Caples. june4eow1y
We have remarked our stock of spring
an . summer goods at q reduction OF 10 to 20
| per CEN. White goods md robes especially
low at h. Wilker's, Franklin ave. jui9"2
II you have gotten tired of Kansas City
meat. that you do not know anything about,
call at the new meat shop. next door TO post
Office, and get y steak or roast, raised aud
killed right off your own blue grass, jy2t3
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well. cistern. etc. Price
only So OOO. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. P.
Ardinger. uov29tf
Drunket ness, or the liquor habit. positively
cured Y administering Or. Haines' Colder
Specific. IL eau be given in q cup Of coffee
OF tea without tue knowledge of the per-
son taking it; is absolutely harmless and Will
effect a permanent and speedy cure. Wheth-
or the patient Is q moderate drlnker or
an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards
have Oeen inside temperate men who have
.sken The Golden Specific In their coffee with
cut their noNledge, and to-day believe they
quit drinking OF their own free will. IT
NEVER FAILS. The system once impregna-
ted with the Specific 1t becomes an utter im-
possibility for the liquor appetite to exist For
full particulars, address Golden Specific Co.,
1856 Race St., Cincinnati, Ohio. novl3y1
The Sunflower's beat the Irish Town nine
by a score of % to II on the Fourth.
For sale.-A young, half-Jersey cow.
Fresh. An extra mixer. Cheap. Call at
this Office.
A Icing communication in the Waverly
Times advocates Mr.. Jno. E. Corder for
mayor. Mr.. Corder Is a gentleman of broad
views and would make an excellent officer.
In the coming number of the American
Magazine, T.. l.. White will describe the SUI
preme court of the United States and give
brief accounts of its distinguished members.
The I~ntellIgencer does not produce chro-
matte Autographs, lndeed-o n must go some
distance east for that kind Of work., but 1t
does the printing of q good many horse bills
with chromatlc adornments, which our live
stock men seem to appreciate very highly.
Thu Wyoming passed down, last Tuesday.
and laid at The coal pile sometime, while
Capt. Henry Keith and other gentlemen on
the boat came up to see Mr.. Thur1nger. the
wounded steward, whom theY found pro-
crossing rapidly toward recovery.
Concordia in Post:-"Mr. W. n. McGee,
of Terrell. Texas, Is here visiting his father
n-law, Mr.. F. Blanke. Mr.. John Coy
Ington, while assisting to move a thresher for
Mr.. Bodenhammer, one day last week, got
his foot and ankle In between the separator
aud engine and had one leg badly injured
near the ankle."
The Lafayette County Thoroughbred Live
Stock Associatian at its last meeting offered
the following premiums to Lafayette county
stock to be awarded at our county fair, dur |
ing its meeting at Higainsville: For best bull,
any age Or breed, $40; for best COW, any age
or breed, $40; for best SOW, any age or breed,
with litter OF pigs, So.
II dare you to let q fire. cracker 60 off on
your nose," said a playmate to 12-year-old
Jacob Brown, the son Of William Brown, a
dealer in secondhand furniture at Kansas
City on the night of the Fourth. Immedl- |
ately Jacob elevated his nose, carefully
balanced a fire cracker upon it and lighted
the fuse, and one of his eyes disappeared in
the smoke that followed the explosion.
For the first time in long while, we saw /
a team of two yoke of oxen upon our streets |
last Wednesday. "Befo' de wa such teams, |
with sometimes six Jokes, were no rarity |
here, and the cracking OF the tremendous |
whips and curses of the drivers, mingled |
with the creaking OF the wheels and crush |
ing of the rock under the large loads of
hemp, wheat, corn and other produce, Was
music to the merchants ears.
Mr.. Godfrey Shull came to town in his
wagon, Thursday, and capturing Messrs.
Al. Hall, Jesse Hamlet, Milt Crowder and
Thos. James, took them over into the
Ray county bottom. The last seen of them |
the prisoners, and the commisssry de. .art-
ment, were on a bee line Tor SAND Prairie |
~ thC hboS4ultOCb law Ictt ally u6SQ l
on their carcasses their remains NAV be
by q resculng party that the chief
magistrate of the city is being solicited to
organize. We will report results next week.
Wsverly Times:-Everybo body is threshing.
Mrs. Bickford's little child Is very sick. Ma
Corder went to Chicago, last Monday,
with six car loads Of cattle. Geo, E. Good
win shipped 100 sacks of wheat to St. Louis,
last Tuesday. Mrs. Geo. McGrew, of St.
Louis, is visiting at her fathers, Col. John
Donaldson's, this week. The steamer Wy
oming unloaded a lot of general merchandise
for Francisco Bios, last Tuesday evening.
Geo. Hall shipped sixteen fat cattle to St.
on the steamer Wyoming, last Tues
day Some of the young ladies are taking
exercise by riding horseback Of
evenings. So is Charles Kraus. Capt. W.
A. Redd returned from Kansas City, last
Saturday night, where he has been on BUSH
ness for some time. Mrs. Mary January is
on the sick list. Scott Thomas shipped 115O
sacks of wheat to St. Louis last Tuesday"
Odessa:-Yum, yum, the 4th of Julum has
The day passed off very quietly. The
crowd ever at a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ed at from 8 1000 to 5000 people. The rain
Sunday made the roads in fine &C ndition for
travel. At day break the usual anvil firing
common ed, and by Z O'Clock the coun-
try people were pouring in from everv dIrec-